Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1959 volume:

fawffw COACH HOWARD f Have you attended a football practice of the Golden Bears at Bosse Field? If so, you have observed the activities of Head Coach Daniel O. 1 Howard. You have seen him speaking to the varsity squad, demonstrat- ing a play or criticizing the performance of a group. You had no difficulty in identifying Coach, In addition to being the man who obviously was in command, he probably wore gray baseball pants, a white T shirt and a green trench coat if the day was rainy or cold. He wore a baseball cap and in his left hip pocket was a black loose-leaf notebook. In a way, this little book contains the history of Central High School football during the past twenty-five years. During the practice session strange men were observed either down on the field or sitting in the stand. Perhaps one or two wore the uniform of one of the armed services. Others were older and some had greying temples indicating middle age. Most, perhaps all, of these men are entitled to wear the varsity MC. They had stopped by to express good wishes to the team and coaches. Perhaps, also, they listened hopefully for an encouraging word about the season's prospects. Dan had time for a friendly greeting with each one and perhaps an inquiry about the family. Mr. Howard has proved himself to be an able coach. More than that. he has been an inspiration to the students at Central for more than twenty-five years. It is for these reasons that we, the members of the Class of '59, inscribe this edition of the Centralian to him with affection and best wishes. 'annul yr' H Q. e., . -s .,' Editor-in-chief Virginia Jones talks things over with this year's Centralian Staff. At front table, left to right, are third page editor Peggy Gresham, first page editor Patsy Gist, Pat Gambrel, bookkeeper Jo Ann Cottingham, Avis Bissinger, Carolyn Wilson, Senior Edition editor Marianne Becker, Connie Doerner, Cherie Bootz, Carole Gass, and Jim Hollingsworth. At the back table are Charlie Grimm, Pat Paris, Kathy Rosborough, Joyce Davidson, Darrel McNeely, Kay Koob, Deanna Ditzer, Bob Bard, Brenda Cummings, Temme Patterson, and Chuck Leach. ln the insert are sports editor Pat Cullen and second page editor Liz Goss. Page I administration Faculty Administrators meet in the principal's of- fice. Seated, left to right, are Dean of Girls Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Principal Lawrence Page, and Counselor Miss Virginia Fly. Stand- ing are Counselor Warren Fauquher. and As- sistant Princinal Alfred Rose. Members of the English department are Miss Margaret McLeish, librarian: Mrs. Jane Purcellg Ralph Thyngg Mrs. Mary Alana Lahrg Miss Louise Osborn, Department Headg and Miss Sharon Bush. Page 2 Other members of the English department include, seated from left to right: Miss Marcia Combs, Miss Mabel Weiss, Mrs. Nancy Offer- man, and Miss Olema Mote. Standing are E. A. Hensley and Lester Reynolds. Standing, left to right, are: Rob ert Silber Cdepartment heady Mrs. Elizabeth Coffey, Ralph Rothert Mrs. llelen Fleck, Edmund Higgs, Robert Becker, and Warren Spring ston. Members of the math depart- ment. Seated. left to right, are: Edwin Oing Cdepartment headi, Wayne Kilpatrick, Robert McCan- non, Charles Smith, Victor Fisher, Harry Gregory, and llenry Meyer. fn Members of the Social Studies Department are: William Pritch- ett, Warren Klein. Miss Myrtle McKown, Walter Wahnsiedler Cde- partment headb, .lim Myers, Irving Springer, Raymond Kendall, Luise Schnakenburg, Charles Stieler, and Paul Thompson. Page 3 Business Members of the Commerce De- partment standing are: Mrs. Wini- fred Ilreene, Alson Watson, Rob- ert Ringham, Dan Howard, Miss Thelma Gruver, and Warren Wil- helm. Seated are: Miss Mary Rfuth Oakley, Mrs. Mragaret Burkert, Daniel Eggleston Cllepartment headl, and Miss Anne Cromwell. Page 4 incl - arfs home ec. Members of the Industrial Arts and Home Economics are, standing' from left to right: Sam Pritchett. Bill Southwood, Aner Adye, Rudy Happel, .lohn Wolford. Seated from left to right: George Ileffendahl. Mrs. Ruth Presley, Mrs. Matilda Pugh, Miss Dorthy Shaw, and Wil- liam Killion. secretaries Secretaries in the various de- partments are, standing: Mrs. Bon- nie Ruff, Miss Norma Bromm, Mrs. Cecelia Wedekingg seated: Mrs. Venetta Long and Mrs. Nickie Aiken. physical education health T Members of the Physical Educa- tion and Health Department are standing left to right, back row: Charles Ogg, Harold Stubbs, Low- ell Galloway, Marion Graham. Front row, left. to right: Thomas Turner, Mrs. Lola Winters, Miss Wanda Rasor, and Miss Irma Jean Rogers. languages music Centrals fine arts department is composed of language and music instructors. Standing are: Norman Beach, Charles Stieler, and Nor- man Brown. Seated are: Miss Elizabeth Grimsley, Brad Chaffin, and Miss Madeline Amiguet. Page 5 i 0 r. class officers Heading the junior class are, left to right: Connie Doerner, secretaryg Miss Lola Winters, class sponsorg Steve Schrader, presidentg and Sharon Crofts, treasurer. Vice-president Judy Rechsteiner was not present when the picture was taken. world neighbor council Left to right are Miss Mabel Weiss, World Neighbor Council Sponsorg Weicherg and Central student Clarence Browder. During the first week of school. a happy experience for all in Cen- tral was the visit of Wiecher Bergsma of Stein, llolland, for eight years our foster brother. His success in earning a Fulbright Travel Grant and an International Institute Scholarship for a year's study in this country gives Central real joy. VVe wish VViecher con- tinued success while here and on his return home. For the fifteenth year Central is sponsoring a child abroad through contributions during the Faster season. Vera Zingaretti of Italy, our ten-year-old foster sister, writes monthly to express the gratitude she and her family feel for our help. The Rome director ot' the Foster Parents' Plan reports Vera's health much improved dur- ing the two years ot' our sponsor- ship and her school work excellent. Vera Page 6 so h. class officers Sophomore class officers are, left to right: Vicki Vickery, vice-presi- dentg Mrs. Winifred Breene, class sponsorg Nancy Kueber, treasurer, and Fay Van Hooser, secretary. Standing is Tom Tresselt, president. gg ggggggggggggggg christmas pageant Playing the leads in Central's annual Christmas pageant this year were Karen Bruce and Anne Cooper. alternating as Mary. Joe York and Mike Riney shared the part of Joseph. The pageant, directed by Oh-ma Mote, has become a Christmas tradition at Central. jr . play My Sister Eileen, a comedy in tree acts, was presented on No- ember 6 and 7 by members of the inior class. E. A. Hensley me play which was built around etting in New York's Greenwich 'illage. Front row, left to right, are ,arry Kisner, Kenny Scholl, lolmes. Ronnie Biggs, .lim leier, and Margaret Goehring. Standing, left to right, are: Tom Wells, Tony Simpson. Jerry ,arry Nelson, Larry Griffin. iooh. and Sandra Gander. This year's Selling Club has the honor of being the first in the city to have a national officer. Liz Goss, extreme right, was elected Vice-President of the Na- tional Convention in Tacoma, Washington, this spring. Liz is sec- retary of the local club and state secretary of DECA. Other members pictured here are, left to right: Carolyn Trarop, Ed Mackey, Bonnie Beaven, Don Smith, and Bob Brinkmeyer. Don Smith is president of the state organization. Central's Selling Club was chos- en the Club of the Year for ISI59-60. There were 55 members in this year's club. i Y , A ,X K 4 fl' Kneeling left to right are: Cherie E selling club iootz, Alan Fitch. Charles Dicker- n, Norman Beckett, Anthony frost, Kenny Scholl, Dave Allwyn, 'Tharles Godhold, Klee Wilson, and lerry Gray. Standing are l'aul Fehder, Liz xadel, Nancy Graves. Judy Rech- , .lac Bette Hunt, Bruce Connie lloerner, Saundra Jane Ann Hocker, and Cooper. Page 7 IU Page 8 ens, ph Schorer, Cary Ste ike hnston, M Jo phen -Ste cn H FII Z i M 41 'J U -E I-1 as 3 ii aa C cs F1 -cs I n 1-T aa .:: .2 Ln s C 4 J w : o O M 0 'O-7 il' 2 lr-1 as 4: U .ai U o SI :1 :Q ... a l-1 H 0 .:: 'T cn LII H D .J Ln 5 L4 :vs WD S N AQ 42 J: va ua O m u 43 AD E E Eakins, Georgia rick, CY M C3 ebec Kennedy, R ce, Frances TU B eryn th Ca atson, W 1 eutsch, Caro D DH A 96 er, D CV D a Blake, Sandra Clayton, Betty Herod, Norm ichard R 1: SCC ie Si Conn CLARINET- LTO A erg nlnl F3 B obert R Wood, and ta Ri ass, Th0m PSOI1, Carol B een Eil Merrick, ugh y Dixon, H Ja nda Mohler, re anhooser, B aV J uanit XOPHONE-Jerry Allen g SA es Oakley, TENOR Jam rs, Ea M Roy Tichenor, Karen XOPHON SA LTO A ngertg is Wi Curt OBOE- U3 Fossa an mV NET-J i I CLAR BASS L althal y W Milligan, Jerr Jack e Tate, eDori er, L id Mill ley, Dav TZVV C CH Niednagle, Steph avid ovitz, D H1 Sa Oakleyg CORNET-Stephen arren XOPHONE-W SA BARITON E and DiCkel'S0I1, and Betty Vaughn, HORN-Richard Jones, Phyllis Floyd, Philip Winfield, Mac Witherspoon, Charles Diana Higgins, James Hoffman, Wayne Oehlman, Harry Burdette, Mary Siscel, a Mullen, BARITONES Mike and Beller, Bill nger, Reisi avid Kimm, D m pson, John Si ge, Tony od ndell D Li TROMBONES Seitz tephen S .A L , Jerry IS Sande Eskridge, Charlie Joe tzi, .lu Emma seyg PERCUSSION- sCa 9 dJam ms, an Sa y, Cecil tephen Ha pbeu, s HID C ald OH USAPHONES-R S0 idg HCR id Ki 3V D nd awrence, Dennis Richter, Janet Biggs, and Mike Marsh. r: v. .- o l-1 ee U .E ii E U2 IE o C5 .S 0 E ed Q-4 15 5 .:: 11' GJ i E .2 91 .E N -C il? l-1 N E Tx DI +I' '13 s: ev 9 ..: .:: O Ii .:: 3: 'U :s 3 1-T Q1 s: L1 QI o Q .2 :. c: o U Q. ca : r: Q? Ii 0 2 E lr-1 as if U2 Z Pi -J Q U-1 5 E15 1- N GS In ii IIJ 0 -C U In O lm s- N Q3 Fr rn -- -I: di Q-1 O rn :- U JD E E Carolyn Weller, OLAS I h V Leic t, Alex chan 91' M obert R ustin, A Donna Ipock, Katherine Groeninger, Marylee Weber, Kenneth Drew, Elizabeth Barfield, Sparks Mary 9 0X sef Loui ng, OU Y oenbaechler, Donna ch S Donna hmitt, Sc nda ts, Li Crof aI'l'0Il BASSES-Sh orris N nifer Je Jones, rginia n, Vi W l'0 ondra B song CELLOS-S Daw arol , . if eely 1 cN on, Darrel M IlSt Joh phen ang CLARINETS-Ste In ut m Tro Willia O0N- SS gert BA .Q VV in rtis OBOE--Cu anus, Sondra Ruston g cM cy M an e Koontz, N tl Charlo S.. FLUTE Dodge, Tony Sim p- ndell Li TROMBONES- eachg L utvetter, Charles ra T en Samovitz, Ralph ph Ste 'l'RUMPETS- Jerry Allen TENOR SAX S011 e Patter -Temm X SA ALTO Jones. and Deloris Taylor, per, Joan fem T Linda PERCUSSION mphellg ald Ca 011 R TUBA- I: neth Schol GD HORNS--K mm Ki John son, Page 9 4 1 I I . ,,4.. -.. .,.....u...g, .ut to ugm, in uieursu. row are: Klee Wilson, Arthur Epperson, .lim Mathis-.l h C Sandy Smith, Nancy Lukens, Don- T- ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' I' 0 n ir bl Y K nd eague, Connie Hoadley, ElglnGrawes, Pat Gray, Brenda Vinson, Margaret Remington, Anna Stigleeri Sharon Decker, .loan Copeland. and Carlena Butler. In the second row,left to right. are: Bud Smith, Mike Cooper, l'aul Todd Max Hatcher' Pal MHJOF. D0F0fh.V Ommart, Alora Schmitz. Barbara Massey, .l0anMiller, Patsy Gist, Carol Ambrose, Barbara Goldman Carolyn MVilson' Sandy MHPIOW, and Marianne Becker. Third row, left to right, are:N0rman Cundiff, Larry Nelson, .lim Esmeier, Charles Godbold Toni Anderson. Marilyn Buck, Judy Schminke, .loan Davis, Jeannette Terry,Tt'rry Theiringg Sylvia Knight, Suzanne Hornback. Ramona Sparks JOAN' Cvttingham, Carolyn Mayhugh, and Ginger Reel. Left to right,f0urth row, are: Dave Ellerbusch, Earl Bilderbach, Larry Griffen Kent Cherry, Dave Allwyn, Jim Hollingsworth, Linda Hunter, Pat McMeans,.ludy Hitch, Marie Sandefur, Joyce Johnson, Gloria .Merriman l 1t Sirkle, Valerie Wasson, Mary Carolyn Pu2'h, and Linda Jo Westerfieldln front iS Choir Director, Brad Chaffin, Q 1 choir R and operetka Concert Choir A, assisted by the Concert Orchestra, presented a musical comedy that will long be remembered by Central students. Rehcarsing for THE FORTUNE TELLER are members of the cast, from left to right: Terry Theiringr, Jim Hollingsworth, Kent Cherry, Paul Todd, and Suzanne Hornback. Kneeling is Max Hatcher. Page l O 'i ' 1' student council L.. 1 Officers of the Student Council are Larry Ratcliffe, former head boy prefect and acting president: John Wolford, sponsor: Linda Day, sec- 'etaryg and Judy Myers, head girl prefect. eeeeeee Sitting left to right are Darlene Poland. Don Darnell, Queen Susie Deems, King Paul Niednagel, Pat Major, and Connie lloerner. Standing left to right are John Steel, Judy Schminke, Tom Tresselt. Mike Brown, and Vernon Baker. Page ll Page I2 Jane are year adcast this F0 gB Bi ents seen in the ud St wley, FH C OD Steph nagel, ed Ni avid oland, D lene P af Hocker, D yH Carol Cooper, HD bur, A Wil Ce Ali Mary ehn, R harles C wart, Ruby te ceS i Jan olar, Sh unt, Joan B te Bet .Iac ks, L4 N Q1 U2 iesen, Joe ike N hnson, M Jo Y oroth hitlock, D W ta ee, Annet LD u E ollmgs- mes H Ja Mercer, Surly umley, Ch Sylvester Simpkins, Teague, OHHH Smith, D Sandy Graves, s, Pat T. o Q2 'E :- N Q .E ii s-4 O 3 YOH h, Sha UD 5 Q-4 F vi Carol nger Reel, Mary e, Gi Marlow ndy Sa Knight, lvia ubel, Sy hn Gre Jo Goss, iz Anderson, L Decker, Tom rl -cz EE P' H. 'Ea NIE D-so QE I-4 .321 35 No EQ Es 62 5 29 .EE gn fig' 23. o-- EE? Us 6- xii .EQ Ecu Q5 WO 5,0 -ax :: ' v-:E r q.a -4.1 Baske CH Ell yn Shaw, n-1 --1 5-1 5-t 3 Q m. cw .ED CQ E as : o D: G. cu E -cs o o CJ 15 1 N Stephanie Miller, Ann Bauer, Judy Bauman, Martha Hurst. Vickie Chandler, Larry Daugherty, Don Smith, Connie Doer- on. Mem- Sim Sylvia and arks, Sp da s, Hil U cMan fl lt Cy an ner, N nor, Temme rry Allen, Roy Tiche Je Te H dance band he t of hers Z, ovit ani S BH Steph Oakley, HFFCH W es Oakley, Patterson, .lam Dodge, each, Lindell L CS ,Jam Kincaid utvetter, David Fa T Ralph gy., ., .ee Q 3 Charles ald Campbell, 0D eely, R cN on, Darrell W. M pS Toney Sim Sanders, and Jerry Lawrence. to left from above are rs pictured de eerlea ch EH Freshm as in W' Chaffin rad rector. B eral di eh an Brown was g nl Nor Q2 IU F J Q3 Q2 :C wq ai. F' P Ln sv I U U 5. 'Z Q. 2 Qi 'S L-.: 3'-4 U3 .E Sk- Wa.: EE 55-5 as v.-1 E-cs -cz Lev :wg 'E-J. E21 :cgi T.: 2-Qs' -1: Us-lg :Sw QQEV H25 , Lu 2'-9 EES -SQ? :ESD mc' m3gv0 ,cu 2,5 : :uf-2 Ewa 0:-. an Q if Sir: ' E ss: cugw -Oz I-o Sag Pew 2+-4-526 o ,si bowl' gag .sc assi 4 matchmates Back row, left to right: Cherie iootz. llarleen Burklow, Barbara Bergman, Hilda Sparks, Ann iauer, Stephanie Miller. Linda inaebel, Mary Ellen Lambert, Bet- y .lo Criswell, Anne Heldt, l'at Vlattingly. and Judy Bauman. Front row: Anne Uooper, Bren- la Lashhrook, Diana Rodman, 'eggy Lowen, Joyce Fuller, Rita llorris, Barbara Mount, Sue Green, Vlr. Chaffin, Sandy Bates, Darlene 'oland, Libby Terry, Charlotte Qizelove, Judy Reehsteiner, Yvonne Vollman. Martha Hurst, and Jayne Warren. clrum major majoretlzes Back row, left to right: Nancy VlcManus, Mary Alice Wilbur, lerry Lawrence, Shirley Hardesty, and Bonnie Meyer. Front row: Gayle Wilson, Connie lloerner. and l'egg'y Gresham. Page l 3 1 I 2 Q 3 E in Q3 MWA 5 X U, , M .3 ,.b. , ,msxwqqbu -,, - V L--f , in f,..'w 5 ww '- . M-1' X.: -2- ' -V '- S .AX 3335? T 5fiQQf' EERE? 523 11: ' E53 Q?4,g,Y , i s I ,ww X ,5- Z iii' YR, 4 :S 'L fx 57' 8 N vw Y x V VY a www-v4..w gy v KJ xo.: ,.-A M we SST lima x Page I5 sr. play Standing, from left to right, are: John Gottman, John Greubel, Tom Anderson, Tom Tegarden, Paul Todd, and Bob Gray. Seated on the chaise lounge are Larry Ratcliffe and Doug Collins. Page 16 The senior play, Penny, di- rected by Miss Olema Mote, was a rollicking success when it was pre- sented March 19 and 20. Seated, from left to right, are: Linda Kallenbach, Sandy Marlowe and Sheila South. Standing, from left to right, are: Carolyn Wilson, Margo Maier, Ginger Reel, Sandy Smith, and Donna Teague. sr. talent Pictured at left are some of the 60 participants in the Senior Tal- ent Day presentation. Kneeling from left to right are Virginia Jones, Carole Ambrose, Ginger Reel, Sandy Smith, Carolyn Wilson, Mary Pugh, John Steel, Sandy Marlowe, John Gottman, and Leon Smith. Standing are Margo Maier, Wayne Burdge, Tom Anderson, Paul Niednagel, John Greubel, John Oberhelman, Larry Ratcliffe, Roddy Culiver, Jim Dorman, and Jay Rechsteiner. senior officers and sponcers S Linda Kallenbach .Iudy Schminke YIUE-l'RESlllEN'l' TREASURER Sandy Smith SEC R E'l' A R Y Don Smith l'RESlllEN'l' The class ot' '59 is uniqueg it has exhausted three sponsors. Our first sponsor, William Pritchett Cat rightl, bowed out to accept the position of athletic business man- ager. Uni' second sponsor. Robert Spear Cat leftj, resigned to become a geometry teleclass teacher. Miss Mary Ruth Oakley tcenterb came to the rescue of our orphan senior class and has guided us through the numerous senior activities. Page l7 will 31 .53 . ft ADAMS, JUDITH ANN Delaware Activity Rep, Y-Teens Hall Monitor Concert Band - AITON, CLIFFORD Trinity Lutheran Student Council Intramural Board Locker Rep. Scholarship E ALBIN, JANICIC LAVERN Fulton Scholarship E Honor A ALLDREDGE, SHARON Burkhardt Flower Girl Hall Monitor May Day Program 'I'l1re4' fvs Page I8 ALLEN, GERALT T. ANDERSON, THOMAS S. Columbia Hebron Intramural Basketball Jr.-Sr. Plays Intramural Football Wrestling Band Hi-Y Club Class Rep. ALLEN. JERRY WM. Washington Dance Band Intramural Basketball Big Broadcast LLEN, KAREN G. Caze Y-Teens School Bowling Team Principal's Office AMBROSE, JUDITH CAROLE Hebron Sec. Sophomore Class Y-Teens Officer Football Queen Attendant Student Council B B B Commencement Usher AGGETT, CARL W. Fulton Football Hi-Y Printing Club C-Men's Club AIZE, BARBARA ANN Baker Y-Teens Auditorium Reservations Home Roop Rep. Can and Gown Comm. AKER, DONNA Columbia Y-Teens Club Future Nurses Club Print-ipal's Office BARD, BOB Lincoln Reserve Basketball Centralian Reporter Sr. Coun. Rep. Press Club ISARTLETT, PAUL Cedar Hall UARTLEY, FRANCES Wheeler Attendance Rep. Hall Monitor Sonh. Drama Club Con Choir A BEAVEN, BONNIE A. Baker Selling Club ANNA BECK, WALTER BECKER, CAROL ALMA Hebron Nat'l Honor Soc. Sec. Student Coun. Prefect Jr. Play Jr. Coun. BICCKER, MARIANNIQ St. l'aul's Lutheran Science Research Team Nat'l Honor Society Big Broadcast 2 yrs. Scholarship E ISECKHAM. BOB Cedar Hall Baseball Basketball C-Men's Club l'un1menrt-ment Usher W'E'ifi.-EE5EE5E5E5E3E5E3EiEi 5 Q. y C. : . y fn Q se N :.fEeWTii?fr it - 'Q itlggir sb. rl A I ff' Q . ,QaQgeE?E?i? Bl-INNER, CHARLES E. Baker Locker Rep. Intramural Basketball BIGGS, WANDA Delaware Cheerleader Pen Club Trampoline Team Selling Club BILDERBACK, EARL Cedar Hall Concert Choir A World Neighbor Coun. Boy Class Rep. Jr. yr. Scholarship E Bl RCHER, CARL Fulton B. BISSINGER, AVIS GLORIA Wheeler Athletic Office il yr. Centralian Reporter 2 yr. Junior Red Cross 2 yr. Pres. of Soph. Drama BLACKMAN, BARAB ARA B B Cedar Hall Athletic Office Activity Rep. Flower Girl Honor A LAIR, SUSIE Tennyson, Ind. World Neighbor Coun. Library Assistant OLES, MARJORIE. MAE Fulton Y-Teens 2 yr, May Day Program 2 yr. Soph. Drama Club Hall Monitor 3 yr. :MS -- I V k 0 zz ie:-, s A .,. I - -.:5:.,.Rw ...-.-. . .'.. l ryy r y .Ez-2. E EEi :,:.,,Q: ,,:,. Z F R . C b . N. f' . , I lk ,Q 1: L. 2 .. BRICKEY, JERRY L. B Baker Commencement Usher Hi-Y RlNKMEYli'R, ROBERT A. St. Anthony Selling Club V-Pres. Health Council Commencement Usher Honor A BRIODY, KENNETH A. B Fulton Hi-Y Club Scholarship E RIZIUS, DONALD RAY Caze Future Printers B ROWDER, CLARENCE Cedar Hall Student Uoun, 33 semesters Varsity Tennis 3 yrs. Big Broadcast MC Junior Play BROWN, AUSTIN Wheeler Scholarship E Honor A BROWN, JON ALLEN Baker B Selling Club 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Tennis 3 yrs. World Neighbor Coun. ROWNE, BARBARA B. Hebron Attendance Rep. Flower Girl Centralian Staff l'TA Representative 9 . 9 R BRYAN, NORMAN R. Cedar Hall Sophomore Drama .lr.-Sr, Drama Christmas Pageant Commencement Usher BUCK, MARILYN Baker Y-Teens 1 yr. Opcretta Bridge Club 1 yr. BIYEDEL, SI-llltl.EY JEAN Harwood Flower Girl Health Rep. Future Nurses Club Three C's Club BURDGE, WAYNE ROBERT Delaware C-Men's Club Varsity Football Christmas Pageant Commeneenient Usher Page l9 BUSH, JOHN W, Caze Track 4 yrs. Basketball f Mf'n's Club i'ommcnccmPnt Usher lilVl'l.Eli. CARLENA M. I.incoln Elementary Y-Teens Christmas Play Choir Programs Langzuage Assembly CANNON, UONNIE CA Columbia Honor A Fr. Assembly CARLILE, CLYDE E. Fulton Fr. liaska-tball Mgr, Intramural Basketball Hi-Y Club Gadget Club Page 20 it fTAIiI.ISI.E, THETNA Fulton Thrcv Us Club World Neighbor Conn. Hall Monitor ATES, JOYCE FAYE liaker Hall Monitor ROLYN Cz VVNIJER, CHLOE C. X 1. liaker Aurlitorium Ushers Hall Monitor Selling Club HERRY, KENT Caze Sturlent Coun. Prefect Nat'I Honor Society State Pres. Hi-Y Concert Choir A CHESSER, GARY ELWOOD COOK. LUCINDA C Gaze liasketball 4 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Scholarship E Christmas Pageant HILDRESS, MARY Bedford liand Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Girls Athletic Assn CLARK, GWYNNE liarret High Ushers' Club Activity Ticket Rep. Junior Red Cross Pep Club COLLINS, DOUG Harrisburg, Ill., Jr. Christmas Pageant Track Latin Club Sr. Play E. H.S Baker Locker Rep. llookks-eping Club Hall Monitor COOMES, CAROLYN SUE C C K Cazc PTA Rep. Locker Hcp. Bookstore Worker Hall Monitor OOPER, MICHA Redeemer Lutheran Nat'l Honor Society Science Research Team Hi-Y Club Jr. Play El. T. Columbia Pros. Future Nurses Club Jr. Play Organist Operctta DPELAND, JOAN MARIE Cf L71 CI Cl JRIJER, .IACQUELINIC Stanley Hall Attviiflance Office Hall Monitor J r.-Sr. Ilrania Cliristmas Pageant JTTINGHAM. JO ANN Whcvler Nat'l Honor Society Centralian lioolikcepci' Scholarship E Activity Office QANE, HILIJA Sliawncetown, Illinois Activity Rep. Hall Monitor Print-ipal's Office Scholarship E QOFTS, SYLVA GENE Cedar Hall Flower Girl CROOK, DONALD W. Ht-bron Soi-cox' t'l'l.lVl-IR. WALTER R. Fulton Football 5 yrs. orld Ne-ighbor Coun. C'-M1-n's Club t'on1n1viiL'a-nwnl Ushvl' t'l'l.l.l'IN, l'A'l'RlClA JEAN Sl, Jost-ph Athletic' llslwrs lfluwm-r Girl Vtntrnlizin Sports Editor World Neighbor Council VVMMINGS, llRl'1lNDA JOYCE Harwood Sw. Futurv Nurst-'s Club Flower Girl Siudvnl. Council Rep. Sholnrsliip li CUNDIFF, NORMAN Fulton Student Council Rep. J r. Class Rep. CURL, CARRUL liLll'kl12ll'tll. Athlt-tic' Usher l'rinciiyal's Offirc I.ihl'nry Asst. l l'A Rep, DAVIDSON, JOYCE IGLAINIQ St. Jost-ph Cuntl'ulizm Circ. Mzinzurvr llookstorv Stuff' 2 yrs. 'l'lxlL'v C's DAVIS. JOAN Wheeler l'om'ert Choir A Jr. Play Soph, Class Rep. Three C's RN? 'K' '.,.i I ,,,,. . , .... ..-., . ' 2 l 1- :':':'- V .. 'if '.... Eggwwm ' 'Q :, EQQQQE ' 5 ' liar ' 2mgwrn DAY, LINDA ANN D Delaware Soc, Student Counvil 2 yrs. PIVINE. JAMES Cedar Hull Home Room Rep. Ml'l'CHl'lLL DODGE, DELORICS liakcr IWAIMV Nut'l Honor Sus-iety Tennis Hull Monitor May Day Attendant Choir Honor A Scholarship E Musivnl Conn-dy IJAYVOLT, LARRY DILL, 14015 DOGGl'2'l l', IMXNll'll Columbia Whcclvr liulu-r Future l'rintcr's Club Ht-nlth Rep. lizislwlhzill Suit-ncv Club WCTU Poster Contest Jr. Red Cross DECKICR, SHARON ANN DILLS, JERRY DONINGPLR. GLl'lNll.X G.XYl.l'l St. Puul's Luthvrzun Jr. Play Svc. of 'l'l'irce CE Svlling! Club Y-Teens Fulton Locker Rep. Hi-Y Club 'l'ruvvl Club lntrzunurnl liuskotlmll IJEUTSCH, DEL' ANN Dl'l'Zl'IR, DICANNA .ll'.':XN ll Chandler High School Direutor of Girls Dunne Band Three C's Student Council Rep. Sr'l1ol:ii'ship li Harwood Ci-ntrnlizun Stuff Activity Run, lflowvl' Girl l'r1-ss Club Cv.-dalr Hull Hi-ulth Conn. Hull Monitor ORMAN. .lAlVll'.S lildurudo. Illinois Svliolurxhin li lfoot bull W ra-stlim: Com vnviu-vnivnt .X l .lZl'1li'l' llalwr Page 21 DUNCAN, SHIRLEY ANN Wheeler Sr. Coun. Attendance Rep. Stuilent Coun. Honor A DUVALL, JUDITH ANN Harwood Nul'sc's Office Selling Club Flower Girl ICAGAN, ISIQVERLY Cazu Health Colin. liefl Cross ICAGAN, LINDA CAROLIC Fulton Hall Post Health Coun. V-Pres. Page 22 7 E EATON, JANET FARRIS, JUDY FAY FREIMILLER, FRANCES ANN liurkharilt Future Nurses l'Q'l3lDlNGS, lil'IVERl.Y ANN Delaware Hall Monitor l'lLLl+1RBllSt'H, DAVID C. Delaware Honor A Operetta EVANS, PHYLLIS Fulton Science Rese-areli Team Student Coun. Pri-fest VVm'lfl Neighbor Sec. S:-holarship E liurkharclt Jr. Coun. Concert Choir B Red Cross Rep. Sr. Coun. FERGUSON, MARILYN JEAN I' Wheeler Athletic Club Head Usher Gold KL Br. Messenger Comm. Flower Girl Scholarship E FLOYD, JAMES Hebron Fl Christmarz Pageant Locker Rep. Home Room Rep Fr. Seienre Club CANKl'lNlil'IRGl'IR, Fulton Columbia Jr. Play Concert Orchestra RIZZICLL, EDWARD FUQUAY, JON WILLIAM fi Hebron Basketball Slirle-rule Club Honor A Commenvrment Uhh AMRRIQL, l'A'1'Rlt'I Columbia Jr. Rell Cross Rep. Y-Teens 'Three Us Oyneretta er A JEWEL GARDNER, RAY Gaze Locker Rep. Spanish Club Freshman St'i0lH't' Flu b Future Printers G.-XSS, CAROLE Fulton Junior Play Sr. Edition Co-editor Athletic Usln-rs Club Scholarship PI, Hono GIPSON, HARBARA Crittenilon County H Honor A Y-Teens Four-H Future Home Makers GlS'l', PATSY Fulton Ccntralian liilitor Vlforlrl Neighbor Foul Jr. anrl Sr. lbrama Hall Monitor r A ANN igh n-il GOAD, SHARON RAE Delaware Health Conn. Stholarship IC Sr. Representative Ilookstorv GOLDMAN, RARHARA l.l'II'2 Wvheeler Bookstore Jr. Red Cross Rep. Christmas Pageant GOLIJI-LN. DORIS JEAN Iiurkhardt Bookstore Attendance Rep. Hall Monitor GOOIISICN, GARY WAYNE Fulton l'-Me-n's Club Hi-Y Basketball Track GOSS, LIZ Memorial Selling Club State Sec. Scholarship E Sr. I'Iay Rig Broadcast GOTTMAN, .IOHN Newburgh Tennia Sr. Prefect Hi-Y Club Marching Rand GOURLICY, LARRY PAUL Hebron GRACY, A UDRI-XY Harwood Hall Monitor Selling Club World Neighbor Coun. GRAVES. ELGIN MARLICEN Caze Y-Teens Student Conn, I'rincipaI's Office Opetetta GRAY, BOM Hebron Hi-Y Pres. Student Coun. Prefect Nat'I Honor Society Pres. Science Research Team GRAY, PAT Harwood Health Coun. Sr. Coun. Concert, Choir A Y-Teens GRAY, RORICRTA JO ANN Harwood Selling Club Y-Teens Monitor Font-ert Choir A ,-X, , 4 V 'ip GRESHAM, PEGGY JEAN Harwood Science Research 'll-am Student Coun. Prefect Majorettc Attendance Office GRl'1UBI'Zl,, JOHN Harwood Jr.-Sr. Plays Rig Broadcast Operetta 2 yrs. Drama Club GRIMM, CHARLICY 'I'. Columbia Football A yrs. C-Men'a Club Locker Rep. Worlml Neighbor Conn. GROBBI,RI'IN, .IOYCI-I IGLAIN IC Stringtown Scholarship Ii Class Rep. Honor A'sx Ilookstore HAI'I'I'll., DIANNH St. Anthony Foncert Choir A HARPER, ANITA .IANIC WI14-elm-r Spanish Club 1 yr. Activity Ticket Rep. Girl Class Rep. Y-Teena 2 yrs. HATCHICR. M AX I IC ALLEN Columbia Locker Rep. Il yrs. Hi-Y Operetta 2 yrs. HAWPIS, GI'1RAI.Il VVAYNIC Fulton Rasketball Mgr. 2 yra. National Honor Society Iiocker Rep. Page 23 I. I , , .... ou, Jour HORNBACK, SUZANNE Stringbown Hebron Wheeler World Neighbor Coun. Bookstore Christmas Pageant Art Club Three C's Club Oneretta Auditorium Usher Health Rep. Jr. Red Cross Rep. Concert Choir A HEDGES, CHARLES HOADLEY, CONNIE JOYCE HORNING, MARY K. Chicago, Illinois Harwood Columbia Nat'l Honor Society Hall Monitor fentralian Bookkeeper Athletic Usher Scholarship E l'rincipal's Office HIGGINS, JAMES H. Fulton Hi-Y Club Gadget Club Travel Club HIGGINS, . LINDA Cedar Hall Y-Teens Page 24 Iiieg Broadcast HOLDER, JIM liurkhardt Scholarship E Honor A Slide-rule Club Hi-Y HoI.L1NGsw0RTH,'. Wheeler Track 4 yrs. Cintralian Staff Student Coun. 2 yrs. Operetta 2 yrs. .Activity Ren. HUDSON, RICHARD JAY Harwood Class Rep. 4 yrs. Press Club JIM HUNTER, LINDA LOU Wheeler Honor A Student Coun. Selling Club Ping Pong Champ 1958 HUTCHINSON, BOBBY Columbia Hi-Y Audio-Visual IGLEHEART, WILLIAM JOHNJON, JOYCE J. liurkhardt Jr. Council Operetta Soph. Drama Club Three C's Club JOHNSTON, STE PHEN Columbia Shakespeare V-Pres. lin: liroadeast Sturlcnt Council World Neighbor Coun. JOINES, BOBBY J. Wheeler Locker Rep. Nat'l Art Honor Society lioy Class Rep. JONES, RICHARD I.. Baker Band Jr. l'lay Student Council Senior Council JONES, VIRGINIA JO Fulton Centralian Ed Attendance Office Soph. Senator Health Council K- JUNG, RUTH 'ANN Delaware Scholarship E Attendance Office Y-Teens Health Council J UTZI, EMMA L. Baker Band Y-Teens Honor A Hall Monitor KAI.I.l'1Nl5ACH, -LINDA G. Hebron V-Pres. J r.-Sr. Classes Jr. Play Y-Teen Offieer Flower Girl KARCH, ROGER FREDERICK' Henry Reis Football Christmas Pageant Sec. C-Men's Club l'res. Art Club KNAl'l', MARCIA DIANE ' Baker Activity Rep. Seholarship E Honor A Centralian Staff KNIGHT, BARBARA Dayton, Ohio Centralian Adv. Manager Hall Monitor KNIGHT, SYLVIA ALICE ' Hebron Y-Teens Jr. Red Cross Honor A liig Broadcast KDHI., JUDITH AN Cedar Hall Concert Orchestra Bookstore Operetta All-City Orchestra KRIIEGEH, PAUL N KRIETZER, LINDA GAYLE Caze Varsity Cheerleader Class Rep. Flower Girl World Neighbor Coun. KUHN, GERALD Harwood Basketball Manager Class Rep. ' Commencement Usher - Slide Rule Club LAND, JOAN CHAROLETTE- '- Fulton Nat'l Art Honor 'Society Health Rep. Travel Club Hall Monitor LEMAY, WANDA MAXINE Harwood Athletic Office Scholarship E World Neighbor Coun Class Rep I. I. INDSEY, HELEN St. Mary's Selling Club Vrogram Girl 0VEl.l., WENONA SUE Columbia Sr. Y-Teens Big Broadcast Movie Operator I.UKE'NS, NANCY , '1 Hebron Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship E Senior Coun. Student Coun. 1 .U'l I'RUl.li, D EWAYNE Delaware l.YNN. LOUIS Fulton 'Track llasketball Cross Country I.YNXWIl.ER, VIN Wheeler Home Room Rep. Spanish Club Slide Rule Club Scholarship E MACKEY, El! llaker l'res. of Seienee Honor A Concert Choir A Selling: Club Sgt. M.-Xllili. DAVID CENT Club at Arms Page ,25 MAIER, MARGARET LEE MARLOWE, SANDRA KAYE Wheeler Class Officer Nat'l Honor Sou. V-Pres. Jr. Play Y-Teens Officer MAJOR, l'A'l'Rll'lA ANN Caze Scholarship E Health Coun. Pres. Operetta Junior Play M A LON FI, CAROLYN Caze MANGOLU, SHARON Fulton Jr. Red Cross Rep. World Neighbor Conn. l'rincipal's Office Flower Girl Page 26 Baker Girls' Trampoline Team Class Ren. Sr. Play Student Coun. MARSH, KKNTON Hebron Slide Rule Club Sr. Class Rep. Hi-Y Club Fresh Science Club MASSEY, BARBARA Baker May Day Attendant Act. Rep. Concert Choir A Future Nurses Club MAYHUGH, CAROLYN linker Hall Monitor Concert Choir A Operetta May Day Vrorgam McLAUGHLIN, RONALD H. MPIRRIMAN, GLORIA Cedar Hall Baker Football Mgr. llig Broadcast 2 yr. Slide Rule Club Commencement Usher MvMEANS, PATRICIA ANN Hurkhardt l-'rincipal's Office Future Nurses Club Pres. World Neighbor Coun. McNEELY, DARRELL W. Wheeler Dance Band 4 yrs. Rig Broadcast 4 yrs. Centralian Staff Press Club MEEKS. SONDRA Harwood Three C's Club Hall Monitor Operetta Movie Operator Student Council 2 yrs. Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens MESSAMORH, ROBERT Ca ze Football MEYER, BONNIE FAY Delaware Majorette 3 yrs. Big Broadcast Student Council 2 yrs. Flower Girl MILLER, DONNA RUTH Hebron Nat'l Honor Society liig Broadcast Y-Teens Hospitality Comm. MILLER, JOAN Delaware Selling Club Three C's Club Concert Choir A MIl.I.l'L'R, NORMAN Culver Mll.l,lS, GLORIA Delaware Jr, Red Cross Hall Monitor l'rineipal's Office Freshman Assembly MITCHELI., WILMA Caze l'rineipal's Office Concert Choir Ii Hall Monitor SU lu 'ww U 1 i'nlumlrizi Ha-:xllh Fnun, l l'A lin-11, Nlll'hl h Offici- lhmkwtnlm' VIOOKIC, .llfINNll'1 Vulurulmizi H1-zilth Vuun. VVurl1l Nm-iyzlxlmi' Cnun, Y-'l'-1-ii, Jr.-br. llrzxmu Club lhiluware Mziy Day Hull Munilur M Y HRS, JUDY linker Hvzul Girl l'r1-fel-L Y-'l'Q0ns Suph. lbmniu Uli'l'0N, JllVl Nl'IWl,lN, l..'XllliY Nrwlmurgzli Ill-lmrnm l'r1-5 uf Sliulvul Fuun. 'fvunig I-'fmtlmll Hi-Y Y-l'rvs. NIUSS. .IICHRY .fXll'l'lil'lY Nll'jlJNAGl'Il., PAUL l'lm-nrx' livis H1-lsrmi hupli.. Jr. l lziss I'i'm-S Ha-:nlth Kim: lfmmllisill Sr. lhun. llusolmll lfuul lull lfmwt lmll K ixvzluis A wzirml l'rvN, K'-Nlvn' 5 Flulm 'VlU0lll'l, Al.l4'li .lANl'1 lVlllRl'HY, lDURlS JEAN Nll'lH.-RUS, li0NlVll'lR ANN Ol,lVl'lli. IJOIQOTHY linker Hzirwuml Flower Girl 'l'hrov Us Club l l'A R4-p. Hzill Monitor Zi yrb, NORMAN. NICKIE Hzxrwuml Art Club Hull Munitm' Honor A O.'XKl,l'IY, VVAIKRICN Vnlumlmizi llziuve llunml llig lhzrzillvzist, Ulll'lliHl'll.M.'XN, JOHN 'l'up0l-in Hiyrli Scliuol lfmxtlmull 1'-lVl0nl fluli liuse-lmll O Hmmm- Room R1-p. Hull Monilur Muy Daly Allviimlzllim- Ser. M M ART. lJORO'l'liY linker l'mu'ort fluvir A 'l'l1r4-0 4 s Hull Muniim' .lr. lin-cl Cross Urn. U ll. liAliliAliA Slili Ili-l:xwu1'v Svlliuu Club 'l'wirli-rs Club Hull Muuilm' l'riun'ip:xl's Offirv VRIHCY, li.'XlilSAli..'X Wlufvlvr lfluwur Girl Salliug Flulx Hull Muniiur l'.'Xlill0flK, llAlilll'fl,l. W'l1l'L'it'l' lil-Y l'l'lNNlNG'l'llN, l'.XlflTl. .XNN Sl l'znul's l.ullu-rziu lfulurv Nursvs' Clulv l'vp l'luln llulnl X lir. Ml-s-4-11514-i' Vmuili liwl Vruw l'l'llililNS, l'YN'l'lllX IM-luunrv llvzllili l'nun. Y-'l'i-vin llzill Muliilnr l'l'I'l'lCllS. Y ICICNUN Page 27 V -1d ' We 'Sw .,., ,4 1 EJM Wqf gfjg 'i Q me Et,-.5f:5:,:s2s,',?f5ilsf: 5 , . .... . . ..... , .- . it I , EE., ., . ,.,,. .: :5 -. ' 4 .,., ' - .. I' ,,., , :, fx' , 5' Ez , z-E1 ff, If ..,. 1 PIERCE, JERRY D. Richland Hi-Y Chaplain Bridge Club POLK, MICHAICI, ALLEN Ha r wood Jr. Red Crosx Intramural Basketball Future Printers PUGH, MARY CAROLYN Hebron Athletic Office Big: Broadcast Activity Ticket Rep. 2 yrs. Cone:-rt Choir A RA'l'CI,IFFl'l', LAWRENCE A, Wheeler Football Manager Heavl Boy I'refeet Varsity Cheerleader Nal'l Honor Soviety Page 28 RA'l'HGI'llSIQR, HARDIN Burkhardt Jr. l'lay Ilrama Club V'1'res. Hi-Y Club Projeets Chm. Spanish Club RAY, CAROLYN MARLICNE Gaze Flower Girl Y-Teens Gold SL Br. Meseenger Comm Selling Club Iil'ICHS'l'l'IINER. JACOB D. Hebron Science Research Team Intramural Basketball Slide Rule Club Bridge Club RICIJIJ, SARAH Baker Jr. Red Cross Locker Rep. Auditorium Reeservation Hall Monitor RICISI., CAROL VIRGINIA Hebron Sr. Play Scholarship E Big Broadcast Honor A REISINGICR. SHARON LEE Fulton May Day Program Concert Band Hall Monitor Selling Club REMINGTON, ARVIN D.. JR. R C aze ICMINGTON. MARGARET Delaware Hall Monitor l'rinrIpal's Office Concert Choir A Musirally Yours RILNSHAW, BARBARA ANN College Heights Scholarship E Rl'lUTTl'IR, BARBARA ANN Baker Flower Girl Centralian Staff Locker Rep. Three CH: RICI5. KARYN Academy of Imm. Com-eption l'rineipal's Office Y-Teens V-Pres. of Three C's Club Pres. of Three C's Club RICI-IR, RICHARD Columbia R OBISON, I.AWRl'INCI4l Fulton I.oeker Ren. ROCCO, l'A'l'RlClA li. R R Glenwood Flower Girl Three C's Usher for Baccalaureate Selling Club OIJGERS, ROBICRT 'II Baker Locker Ren. Sportsn1:zn's Club Selling Club Comme-nrement Usher OIILEY, HARRY C. Harwood C Men's Club Golf 2 yrs. Intramural Bafketball Future Printers llllVVl.l'I'l l', GLAUYS A. 9f'HlVllNKl'l, .llllll'l'H GAIL liuwl' Hiirll H1-lwrun '!'ln'1'1- UE Snplm.-Jr. Plus, 'l'rc:15. X - I 1-vu hmm Hvnllll lluy Atlvnllzlnt Studi-nt Cuun. Hn-ulth Conn. Svluvlaxrrhip IC Y-'llm-ns lil l l', lll'I'l l'Y ANN SUHMITZ. ALOHA M. 'l'rini1y l.lllllL'l'2l!l C1-nlul' Hull ll2H'i'Glli!lll't'illL' Usher Jr. Claus lisp. Ha-:llih Coun. Jr. l'lny Usher l'lllllll't' Nursus Club 'Xlim-n4lnm'u llup. Hull Monitor Aluliinrillnx llslwx' 4.'XNl7lCl Uli, 'l'l'll'KL.-X lVlAlilA St'HNl'1lC. SHARON GA llm'lwlm1'4lsx'ill0, Ky. C'nlumlxi:: ,Xlturnutv i'l1ovl'lL-zulcx' lfuiure Nllrsvs llixr lhmzulvaxst Sc'lml:u'slxip lu' Hmmm' A Huuur A Sx'l1ul:x1'sl1i11 l'l l l'A Rep. S-XNIHICRSUN. FAROLYN Si'H0l ll'ILD, liOlSl'Ili'l' .Ks-umpliml linker YLFI J. Sl'IARI.l'IS. MARY ANN Mt. l,c-'bzxnnn High Sclmlurslmip lfl Studn-nl. Foun. Y-Tvvns Srienve lk-sum-m-lm 'll-:un Sl+1Ll . KAREN LANAYA C':u'mvl, Culifnrnial Flows-1' Girl Wurlel Noizrhlmr lfouu. SHAl l'1R. HAROLD MIVHAICL llulivr H,R. Ron. Hi-Y, V-Pres. I'-Men's Club Te-nnih SHUl l'AUGH. l'HAlil,UT'l'l11 Fuzc Hull Monilm' SH0l l'AllGH. l'A'l'lilClA ANN SlMON, SYLVIA lbinl uul ygrzulllulv Sl'lliOlJl'.', JllANI'l'A LOU llzlkvr Hvzlllll livp. lluwlim: 'l'cum 'lllll't'fJ Us l'r'im-ip:1l's Offiuc SIGLICR, ANNA Fulimm l'um'cl'l Vlmir A 'l'l11'0s- C's Club l'l'incipul's Office .l r. lies SIGLl'lli, Czxzu Scivnvc Lm'k0r Sm-ioxwe l Cross .I AMES E. N Fair R cp. 'lk-an m l'lmn4llm-I' Suph. llramm Flulm l'ulx l'lu'vl'l1-mln-1' llig llrmulmwlsl, Sm-lling Flub RKLIC. l'A'l'lil1'lA llvlul'nu 'l'l1I'4'n' lus V-l'I'1's Sn-lmlm'sl1i1v IC Sllulvnl fnun. l'rim'ip:ll's Uffivv MITH. IJUNALID ld 4'uluml1iu Sr. Vlzlw l'1'vs. Sm-llim: Vlulr Pros. Stull- l'rm-s, nl' l7.lu. .I r. Vlusw Svuulm' MITH, LICUN l . l'x-mlm' Hull llig llx'u:uls'uQL Jr. l'luy 4'um'vx't, lluncl Sn-lmlzlrslxip IC Page ,, - 2 SMITH, SANDRA D. Bloomington Nat'l Honor Society Jr. and Sr. Plays Class Officer Y-'Teens Officer SMITH, SHIRLEY Baker Selling Club Concert Choir B Passion Play Auditorium Ushers SNIDER, CARLOS GENE Columbia Football 4 yrs. Athletic Honor Society Hi-Y Sec. Basketball SOUTH, SHEILA SUE Culver Jr.-Sr. Play Y-Teens 4 yrs. l'rincipal's Office Activity Rep. 4 yrs. Page 30 3 1 C SPARKS, RAMONA LOUISE Harwood Y-Teen Pres. Board of Control V-Pres. Scholarship E Golsl Kz Br. Messenger Comm. SQUIRE, PAULA ANN Delaware Nat'l Honor Society Flower Girl Attendance Office 3 yrs. Scholarship E STARKEY, JUDITH ANN Hebron Y-Teens 3 yrs. Scholarship E World Neighbor Coun. Bookstore 4 yrs. STEEL, JOHN H. Newburgh Nat'l Honor Society Track 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Scholarship E STROUSE, GENE R. S Baker Basketball 3 yrs. Track Cross Country Holneroom Rep. UMMERS, ELEANOR JANE Harwood Hall Monitor Three C's Club Sec. Principa1's Office Red Cross Rep. TEAGUE, DONNA PAE T Harper Nat'l Honor Society Jr.-Sr. Play Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs. Big Broadcast 4 yrs. EGARDEN, JOHN Hebron Jr,-Sr. Play Hi-Y Club Commencement Usher Christmas Pageant R? e . SZQFI-I,pQa7E?: 1:11 . .... 152: :Eb -.Ea 'aifgafigkig i3'Yaaif?Qg 3, ' , - -.-gas' . ii aaaraaaf .oaass,a V ,:,f1i:..f.'v. f Fz512?5?f . f 2 tcas+o Ag'V?Wi5w Q' ' Q TENBARGE, ELLEN C. Harwood Spring Concert Three C's Club Honor A Operetta TERRY, BEVERLY J. Harwood Honor A Home Nursing Club Scholarship E Hospitality Comm. THEIRING, TERESA MARIE Caze Operetta World Neighbor Coun. Scholarship E Honor A THURMAN, SHIRLEY St. Paul Lutheran Commencement Usher Track Intramural Track Intramural Basketball TODD, PAUL H. Drakesboro, Ky. Jr.-Sr. Plays Uperetta Swing Choir 'l'RAltOl', CAKULYN Henry Reis SLJL Natil Art Honor Society Selling Club Jr. Class Rep. 1 Jr.-Sr. Irom Comm. VAUGHN, JOYCE Columbia Christmas Pageant Y-Teens Three C's Club Music-ally Yours VINSON, BRENDA I, Baker Locker Rep. Concert Choir A Hall Monitor Attendance Rep. EE we, t .-fe. - 211.155 , , - 1.1g,,,::.1,15-, ,AA ,. .Nc 'lla x 'Qi ix '-1'Q-Q:1:1 ' . it is Se? I. . ' f' -'W X' ff 1 sla:::e- ' ::,1 2'i',v? fri. x 1 t . -,1a XY .4 ,. Q 'eei v 'UQKH gaev . .. . ,.., xx A.. . A L, 4 . . A , - V191 .-1 fag, ,, ...,.. . Sc VOGEI., STEPHEN BARRY Hebron Student Coun. Rep. Shakespeare Club Pres. Science Research Team Scholarship E WADE, ROY Delaware Selling Club Reserve Football Intramural Basketball Sportsman Club WAGNER. BENNIE LEE Fulton Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Travel Club WAGNER, MERRY Nurenberg, Germany Y-Teens -we -.-. 1 - 1111- A .1.1:1: 1 :1:' .,i:'-11. r 1 . X. , .,.,,. .t ....1. . .2 ,Q .. I QE?fW?,lf5k Q 4? 62.35 2 w.i 5 m',5fQEgHat ---- .,.:1g5g5:552.1:5i51,.-1:- 1,11 E,.1.:f ,ifilflgfiih .,,.f E awe M- imewiaae .... s WALTER, JUDITH SUE Hebron Jr. Coun. Flower Girl Sec. of Board of Control Pres. of Three C's WARD, BRENDA L. Barret Y-Teens Locker Rep. WASSON, VALERIE Hebron Concert Choir A Operetta Honor A WATHEN, MICKI Caze Science Club Future Nurses Club Jr. Play Student Council Sec WEBER, MARILYN Harwood Ushers Club Library Athletic Office Attendance Office WELLS, OLIVER KENNETH Baker Science Club Intramural Basketball WEST, STEVE Caze Locker Rep. Movie Operator WESTERFIELD, LINDA JO Burkhardt Senator Jr. Coun. Three C's Oneretta WESTFALL, JOHN Newburgh Science Service Club WESTFALI1, THOMAS Columbia Art Club Student Coun. Rep. Jr. Red Cross Rep. Intramural Basketball WHITE, DION WHITE. GARY Fulton Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Track We WILHITE, DORIS Harwood Hall Monitor Three C's Flower Girl WILSON, CAROLYN Fulton Jr.-Sr. Plays Pres. of Jr.-Sr. Dra Operetta Scholarship E WILSON, SHARON Lincoln May Day ma Club Pan-Amer. Day Assembly Christmas Pageant Language Day Assembly WILSON, WAYNE Wheeler Page 31 'f 3 we ,- - ., ,V wr WINFIELD, JACQUELINE Harwood Selling Club Treas. Activity Rep. Hall Monitor WINFIELD, MARTHA ELLEN Delaware PTA Rep. Hall Monitor All-City Orchestra Concert Orchestra t .. , I F A. ,' VQI ,.-- 'e:: , v l ' V,V, , ... ..... . .., Z ,, ,. . .,,., .,,. A M H .. .WHQEW 5 halmyj' ,., 7EQg' 5 il? Y ' Ig 2 5 WIQNGERT, CURTIS WINSTEAD, WILLIAM RAY WOOD, IRENE RU'I'H YORK, JOSPIPH Stanley Hall Centennial Yanket-town Concert Orchestra Scholarship E Shakespeare Club Concert Band WINSTEAD, CARROL Fulton Home Room Rep. Swing award Science Service Club Intramural Basketball WINTERNHEIMER, NANCY S. Delaware Science Team Scholarship E Future Nurses Jr. Red Cross Rep. Three C's Christmas Pageant Hall Monitor Passion Play WOODBURN, EDDIE Fulton Movie Operator Basketball 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Page 32 Oh m V v. Southside, Bicknell, Ind. Mig Broadcast Jr. Play Christmas Pageant Con cert 0 rchestra YOUNG, SARAH ANN Cedar Hall Selling Club l yr. Student Coun. Home Room Rep. l'rincipal's Office 3 yrs. Students vying for the Ewing, Award are: Virginia Jones, Carlena Butler, Hardin Rathgeber, Dee Ann Deutsch, Carol Becker, and Carolyn Wilson. Also in the picture is Miss Sharon Bush, English teacher who led them in the dis- cussion of The Scarlet Letter. ter books discussed included Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, The Return of the Na- tive, Turn of the Screw, Daisy Miller Anti one Eth' F g , an rome. Adam Bede. The B th . K F0 CFC EITH- azov, Ah, Wilderness, The Long oyage Home, and In the Zone. This is the second year that Cen- :ral seniors have competed for the E100 award offered by Majl Ewing for the best interpretation and dis- russion of the books read. ate of the class of 1922, won .1 llnllal awald in his senlol veu e is now head of the English de- Professor Ewing, a Central grad- -I . n artment at the University of Cali- ornia in Los Angeles. :he best years of all In the fall of 1955, 650 members the class of 1959 entered Central igh School under the guidance of illiam Pritchett, class sponsor. It took no time at all for a num- ir of the members of the freshmen ass to distinguish themselves. In Clapp-Young English test several udents ranked quite high. Max- e LeMay was highest with a 98 frcentile, while Carol Becker had 96. Close behind were Anna Reilly and Carole Gass with a I percentile. Three members of the freshmen ass were elected to Latin Club fices. Judy Starkey was elected 'esident, Valerie Wasson, vice- 'esident, and Joan Land, secre- ry. The class of 1959 was not lack- g in beauty, as was proven when Jo girls from the class, Sharon ecker and Micki Wathen, were embers of the football queen's urt. About this time of year the -Teens elected officers. Four of e five offices were held by fresh- en. They were, Margo Maier, inny Hinds, Barbara Bennett, and ancy Lukens. Class talent was displayed in the lg Broadcast with freshmen par- fipating. These included Ken lmendorf, Anne West. Marie San- efur, tnd Donna Teague. Thomas Westfall proved that the ass was talented in fields other .an music. He was one of eleven antral students to win a Key vard in the Scholastic Art Com- etition. Weicher Bergsma, Central's or- ian, had progressed to the point nat he no longer needed Central's d. The World Neighbor Council len announced that a new child as under the students' care. Her zme was Vera Zingaretti, and she as gained many, many friends in le Class of 1959. Once again freshmen names ap- :ared in the news. Many freshmen :presented Central at the Indiana niversity Achievement Test. They ,cluded Carol Becker, Robert ray, Steve Vogel, Paul Barnett, id Michael Cooper. May was an important month ir the freshmen class. Linda Day as the only freshman representa- ve in the Health Court at the mual Health Day Assembly. May also saw the appointment ' Robert Spear as sponsor of the ass of '59. William Pritchett was ipointed director of the Athletic ffice, preventing him from con- quing as sponsor. The first year at Central for the ass of '59 was ended with the ection of Sophomore Class offi- rs. Jerry Moss was elected presi- entg Margo Maier, vice-president: arole Ambrose, secretary, and ldy Schminke, treasurer. Sandy nith and Paul Neidnagle were ected as representatives for the board of control. Sophomore sena- tors elected were Virginia Jones, Linda Kallenbach, Sharon Goad, Barbara Mosely, and Linda Jo Westerfield. In 1956 the class of '59 returned as sophomores. Larry Ratcliffe was elected Drum Major and Bonnie Meyer was a majorette. Early in the fall a new sport for was introduced, Ten sopho- girls made up a trampoline trained by Tom Turner. The were Judy Sarkey, Margo girls more team girls Maier, Joyce Jeffers, Linda Kreit- zer, Sandy Marlowe, Sharon Goad, Donna Teague, Wanda Biggs, Micki Wathen, and Sandy Smith. With the football season in full swing, two sophomores were mem- bers of the football queen's court. They were Carole Ambrose and Sandy Smith. A new music group composed of sophomores was organized. Mem- bers of the group were Suzanne Hornback, Grace Wirth, June Bates, Carol Becker, Joan Cope- land, Marianne Becker, Judy Schminke, Marilyn Buck, Sandy Walker, Max Hatcher, Jim Devine, Larry Offutt, Dave Ellerbush, Don Smih, and Paul Todd. As Big Broadcast time rolled around, a larger number of the class displayed their talents. Par- ticipating in the Silver Anniver- sary production were sophomores Peggy Gresham, Bonnie Meyer, June Bates, Pat Gray, Connie Hoadly, Grace Wirth, Donna Mil- ler, Carol Becker, Nancy Lukens, Ginger Reel, and Marianne Beck- er. Also, Sylvia Simon, Suzanne Hornback, Anne West, and Donna Teague Sophomore Byron Rose won first place in Central with his essay on the topic, America's Crusade for Free Men's Rights. Roger Karch had the unique honor of capturing an important role in a Civic Theater produc- tion. He played Horace Pennypack- er III in The Remarkable Mr. Pen- nypacker. Two Sophomore boys represented Central in the Anual Optimist Club contest. Selected in a run-off con- test were John Steel and Michael Cooper. Mike took first place, John, second. Three Central boys, Rickie Jones, John Gottman, and Clarence Brow- der, attended a Boy Scout Jam- boree on the East Coast. Jerry Moss was crowned May Day King and Linda Kallenbach and Barbara Massey were mem- bers of the health court. In May the sophomores elected officers for the coming year. Jerry Moss was elected to position presi- dent. Margo Maier was elected secretaryg Linda Kallenbach, vice- presidentg and Sandy Smith, treas- urer. John Gottman and Paul Niednagel were elected to the Board of Control. Senators were: Phyllis Evans, Barbara Moselyi, Don Smith, Sandy Marlowe, and Judy Schminke. Judy Myers, Carol Becker, Larry Ratcliffe, and Bob Gray were elected Student Council prefects. With the junior year dawned the class's first dramatic production. Margo Maier, Tom Tegarden, and Clarence Browder had the leads in the junior play, A Young Man's Fancy. Others in the cast included Mike Cooper, Hardin Rathgeber, Joe York, Rickie Jones, John Greu- bel, Leon Smith. Also Sheila South, Jackie Corder, Joan Copeland, Pat Major, Margaret Greeno, Francis Freimiller, Joan Davis, Carolyn Wilson, Jennie Moo1'e, and Micki Wathen. Others were Sandy Mar- lowe, Paul Todd, Sandy Smith, Donna Teague, Linda Kallenbach, Carol Becker, Thomas Anderson, Carole Gass, and Don Smith. October 1 was the date for Cen- trals style show at Baynham's. Among the models were two jun- iors, Margo Maier and Carol Beck- er. Once again in the midst of foot- ball season it was time for Central- ites to crown a football queen. Juniors Anita Harper and Margo Maier were members of queen Bob- bie Reinicke's court. Steve Johnson had the honor of being selected to be a soloist with the Philharmonic Orchestra in the Youth Concert, presented October 17. Later in the year he received a first division rating at the State Solo Ensemble Contest. Three juniors were members of the majorettes. They were Sharon Goad, Bonnie Meyer, and Peggy Gresham. The annual I Speak for Democ- racy speech contest was won by junior Mike Cooper. The leads in Centrals annual Christmas pageant were played en- tirely by juniors. Sandy Smith and Nancy Lukens took the parts of Mary. Jim Floyd played he role of Joseph. Two junior girls started a new occupation for Central girls. Jean- ette Terry and Gloria Merriman shared the experience of being Central's first girl movie operators. With the second semester came elections for The Centralian staff. Two juniors were elected to edi- torial positions. They were Vir- ginia Jones, who was chosen to edit page two, and Marianne Beck- er, elected to the position of third page editor. As Big Broadcast time once again arrived the talent of many '59 class members blossomed. Jun- iors on the program included Clar- ence Browder, Master of Ceremon- ies, Sylvia Simon, Suzanne Horn- backg Marie Sandefurg Donna Mil- lerg Carol Beckerg Nancy Lukens, Marianne Beckerg Linda Day, and Donna Teague Seventeen juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. They were Carol Becker, Linda Day, Kent Cherry, Connie Hoad- ley, Mike Cooper, Margo Maier, Marianne Becker, Bob Gray, Jo Ann Cottingham, Nancy Lukens, Jim Morton, Donna Teague, Sandy continued inside back cover Linda Kallenbach says, For some comfortable and smart flats, try the LARKX' Page 33 basketba I I Front row, left to right: Louis Lynn, Kenneth Briody, John Steel, Gary Goodsen, Karry Chesser, and Steve Schroeder Top row: Assistant Coach Jim Myers, Gary Jones, Danny Williford, Lawrence Harris, Jon Fuquay, Tom Tresselt Gary Chesser, and Coach Marion Tex,' Graham. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Page 34 RECORD - Won 5, Lost 13 Cris Boonville Princeton Lincoln Winslow Bosse pus Attucks Washington Memorial Bloomington Jasper Reitz Huntingburg Bedford Vincennes North New Albany Sectional Tourney 5 4 ....................................... Mater Dei Bosse HONORS Kiwanis Award ........................................ Jon Fuquay Honorary Captain ................................ Gary Goodsen Most Valuable Player ......... ......... J on Fuquay Courier-Press All-City ....... ......... J on Fuquay lursity Iheerleuders t'entral's varsity cheerleaders ere seen this year at all of the irsity football and basketball amcs. Leading yells for the school ere Cfront rowj, Linda Kreitzer, tonna Teague and Jane Ann Hock- r'. ln the hack row are Darlene oland and Vicki Vickery. Vicki Vickery, the only sopho- tore on the squad, was vice-presi- :nt of the sophomore class. Jane nn llocker and Darleen Poland ere the two juniors. Jane Ann 'as accepted into National Honor ociuty. Donna Teague and Linda .reitzer are seniors and were hcerleaders before their senior ear. Linda was inducted into Na- ional llonor Society this year and Ponna was accepted in her junior ear. wrestling faqs' First row, left to right: Carl Crowe, Steve Moutoux, Klee Wilson, Melvin Smith, David Jack son, Robert Koch, Mike Lambert. Second row: Donald Weber, Mike Schroer, Thomas Holmes, Thomas Dayvolt, Coach Thomas Turner, Alfred Berning, Ronald Voight. Hardin Hales, and Thomas Brackett. Third row: Jim Dorman, Charles Godbold, Kenneth Phelps, Thomas Ander- son, Mike Brown, Steve Sunn, John Heneisen, Gary Olberding, and Jerry Sanders. l 1 Page 35 cross country First row left to right: Ronald Cosby, Billy Horton, James Pendley, Alan Hammett, Ron- ald Shelton, and Klee Wilson. Second row: David Westerfield, Gary Jones, Robert Beckham, Gary Cooper, Douglas Collins, Jerry Gray, and .lohn Henusen. Third row: Gerald Oakley, John Steel, Kenneth Briody, Tom Tresselt, Coach Marion Graham, Lawrence Harris, Steve Schra- der, l'aul Uhelhor, and Richard Browder. golf Members of the '59 golf team are from left to right, first rowg Larry Swallows, Francis Schnei- der, Gary Jones, .lim Van Fos- sen, and Jerry Boyd. Top row: Steve Moore, Mike Hoffman, Coach Lowell Gallo- way, Larry Brill, and Paul Maier. Page 36 kennk Members of the '5 tennis team are from left to right, bottom row: Bob Sills, .lerry Green, Jerry Gray, John Tegarden, Bob Gray, and .lim Meyer. Top row: John Heneisen Cstu- dent managed, Mike Neisen, Tom Westfall, Clarence Brow- der, Ricky Wedge, .lohn Gott- man, Harold Schafer, and Roh- ert McGannon, Coach. 75 .D -H O O 1-1- S., New Schumaker, Buddy Angel, David Bammer, Ronald Powers, Robert Joseph Murch. Larry Thomas, 21 th O arry Brill, L t: left to righ row, t 011 Fr Coach Thomas Turner, Student Manager .Ioe Simpkins, Edward nt sta Assi row: ond wick. Sec 611 nce F fe d Ter 311 ard Folz, ch Beck, Ri rt Brown, Robe Grimm, Kenneth Schu- .lerry Moss, Charles zell, Thomas Anderson, Carl Baggett, Roddy Culiver, Wayne Burdge, Paul Niednagel, Jim Dorman, ki I'lZ er, Fe G CS nell, Jam 31' D 0I'l w:D l'O rd rd. Thi El OW H all Ratcliff, Coach D Larry anager M dent tu an, S lm berhe im Morton, John O Karch, J oger maker, R gy Bernin red Voight, Alf nie 011 Williford, R all der, D hael Sta Hitch, Mic In illia W ay Fuqu QS Jam f Bob Giolitto, Robert Montgomery, Errol Yeager, Schweikorth, Bruce Bauman, Alan Rowlett, Kerry Chesser, Student Manager Robert 1'0W I on Weber. Fourth D shby, and A 0I'l ond, D aym R il Cec Thomas Meyer, Thomas Walton, Billy Beller, William Hodgkins, Marion Brackett, David Bolinger, William Lewis, Larry Williams, Jess Bohler, Gary arshall. M ouard L and aggett, B 1 RECORD - Won 4, Lost 5, Tied HONORS 32 F0 Owensbo 6 ntral Ce nagel ed .Paul Ni Kiwanis Award 12 bany wAl 6 N 0 ntral Ce Cf oddy Culiv ...R IL... Captai Honorary Dei 19 ter H . M ntral 26 Ce .Carlos Snyder ble Player 14 eitz R 0 ntral Ce UH Most Val 32 orial II1 6 M 4 -1 ntral Ce ednagel Ni Paul and ger .Errol Yea S.. Co-Captain 0 6I'l10l'l V Mt 65 ntral Ce H11 Oberhelm .John P. ,.. ..- , . Q J. .- 45 s.. .2 s.. 5 A H sd 6 . Bosse 3 l tral Cen 14 h ort N 7 tral Cen e32 ill 011V Bo ntral 32 Ce 'U DJ CD FD L40 XI track ms ,... t- .Q W., t... Page 38 8 S 9 'lrack 'l'eam: First row, left to right: Glen Staintong Don Ashby, Billy Hortong Wayne Thomasg Morris Epleyg Harry Randallg Don Weberg Bruce Baumang Gerald Oakleyg Paul Ubelhorg and William Powers. Back row: Coach .Iim Myersg David Bollingerg Ronald Voightg Ken Briodyg Jim Hollingsworth, Bob Bald- wing Louis Lynn, Hardin Halesg Bill Feltsg Don Ashby: Gerald Byfordg John Steely Kenneth Briziusg Jim Dorman: Richard Summers: Student Manager Carl Croweg Otha Thomas: Ronald Smithg Jack Milligang Assistant Coach Charles Ogg. varsity nasenau team members are from left to right, first row: Klee Wilson, Larry Browder, Cstudent managerj Joe Wittenburg, Eddie Folz, and John Sullivan. second row: Jerry Schafer Cstudent managerl, Cecil Raymond, Gereld Kuhn, Paul Niednagle, Bob Beckham, Earl Yea- ger, and Cstudent managerj David Morris, Jr. third row: Charles Godbold, Jim Cavender, Kerry Chesser, Coach Dan Howard, Dan VVilliford, Steve Schrader, and Mike Riney. YK ,Xxx Q' 'ff ,' H 1 .- - fa ff n , ,f a '09 I ll na LQ' QI 9. .I. X ::::,. :5 - ,X O51 K- n ..1:-:Cz .-gfixl. ' ::E:::::: To say, 17-Jewel BULOVA s391s z ,IVVGH Doneff H- 34.00 ow....su.oo Woolly 3555 Give Your caraduafe A F i ne .-:2:1E W A T C H :5:g:::f:2:5:2i xx n ' 4 5:i:5:2?2?5E9?F Xi-'V frOl'T'l 552554: .... 1tEfE55f553f2fY:5:2:I:2:5: A? I N ' . ' .'.'.'.g.'.'.:.:.:.g.:.j.3.:.:.g.:.:.g.j.g.'.'.g.: ...JI S '15 . 9 3. 17-J EWEL ELGIN Xl J -:-:-:- :-:-:-: MJ z, xx :-:Zz-: 555155 I C 55.00 Dawn . . S1 00 Weekly ' J E-WE LRY ' -X Q N 2525251535 .g.g.j.- a , n I ' I Eignzziztijscrnucarv oozs so mucn . . . cons so mum Southern Indiana a ' Senior Bob Brinkmeyer says, For the fel- low who wants the latest in styles. it's STROUSE Cr BROS. Page 39 1 1 J I CONGRATULATIONS, sENloRs I S I U I S I An Important Decision Must Be Made For From KlNNEY'S SHOES 507 Main Graduation Shoes For Both Young Women and Men Prices from 4.89 up YOUR FUTURE 1. Further Your Education If Possible. or 2. Secure Employment Where Opportunity Prevails. The first-We must heartily recommend. The second-We can help you secure employment where you can be successful in your chosen field. REGISTER AT ONCE There ls No Fee Unless We Place You NATION WIDE EMPlOYMENT SERVICE 610 COURT BUILDING PHONE HA 3-6229 Member National Employment Board Congratulations! TEJ 'P AND Better Points BEST WISHES, SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF 'Ili SrWIh6i.BiTl'6flield BOOKS 0 STATIONERS I CAMERA SHOP ' GIFTS 305-307 MAIN ST. I EVANSVILLE 2. IND. 0 PHONE HA 2-3281 'age 40 Home, School, and lndustry RED SPOT PAINT 8 VARNISH COMPANY 110-112 Main Street Phone HA 5-3151 tml-3 ongralzulations if Seniors Page 4 I filmfzfxi if-A-Auto Salvage Co. LATE MODEL USED AUTO PA.RTS AND TRUCK PARTS A SPECIALTY 1'l0'l E. Morgan Avenue Evansville ll, Indiana Don Smith and Liz Goss listening to stereo on Silvertone from SEARS ROEBUCK 6' CO. Carolyn Malone says For the perfect baby gift, sro in a l D l' THE BABY SHOP 404 Main Street, Phone HA 3-5445 CONGRATULATIONS ' SENIORS OF l959 Sammy's STUDIO Page 42 12:45 mQ WhQ5 COMPLETE ATI-l LETlC GOODS OUTFITTERS MJ lt Pays to Play ,.xfx-x,fx,xxxxxfxx,Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to all Young Lovers When the time comes to furnish that first home, we'll be happy to help you with decorating plans and other valuable suggestions. H37 Steps from Main me Seventh lwxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxw- Seniors, Donna Teague, John Oberhelman, and Paul Niednagle enjoy The Pause That Refreshesf' COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF EVANSVILLE Page 43 1 l xxx, xfx, xx. x. xfxf x, xfx.. fxfx, , xx. Sundlebun Pharmacy I TH E REXALL STORE HA 5-3555 1000 Harriet Street at Oregon FREE AUTO DELIVERY QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR ALL Flats or Heels Sport or Dress See The Newest In Shoes Expertly Fitted - - - Sensibly Priced Open Mon., Wed., Fri. Nites 05150119 Open Sundays 'til IO P.M. , CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS to Our Seniors at NEW MARKET 670 E. FRANKLIN HA 3-5465 l?age 44 Kresge Co. 401 Main Street fgowrik Nxr:r5:5:5:5:5g:ggg355:15 2-,. P21515rErEr515:5:rg::::rE:EfEf mm HQWERS i.ocKYEAR's susmsss cou.Ec-:E SINCE i927 Business is demanding better trained help. After i graduation the finishing course at Lockyear's Business College will assure you ot a better posi- tion and more advancement. 721 Main Street Evansville 8, Indiana 209 N. W, FIFTH STREET PHONE HA 2-1164 Evansville, Indiana 1 iuiifus a sous i Qlffltm' joy the modern, GENERAL INSURANCE the 1'CfI'CSi1II1CIlt l Have a Pepsi! Light, 8'l'l Old National Bank Bldg. Phone HA 5-7139 dry fnot mo sweety, reduced in calories. Imumnfe AGENT Yollkllizdependent l Pepsi-Cola, Page 45 1 1 li l i - l i it 3. I When You Think of Gifts . . .Think ot Utterback's FOR THE JUNE BRIDE UTTERBACK JEWELERS ANDF0RGRADUAT'ON .,.. DIAMONDS I - ,li hiii I BUYA gifaeras I Jil C ' WHITE BIBlf CI-IINA . . . CRYSTAL . . . SILVERWARE 5 ' i QI V I f rr' L ?., I 51.50 Up Tri-State's Largest Selection of ' ,.t, ,, BIBLE BOOK STORE 625 MAIN ST. LAWNDALE David Kincaid Downtown Shopping Center 616 Main st. Evansvmelilnda U CONGRATULATIONS, ,,,. Q sENioRs K I L ist' ALS A Hom Mrcunnv Bakery TEENAGERS L' t h B k COm4pIeIe me O Pres a ed Bring your parents to the Hotel McCurdy Embers Pastries Daily 107 N W Fifth sheet for a nice Chicken Farm Feast Dinner on Sundays. Phone HA 5-8942 Q ,age 46 S0 lgfff,-ff,f?, XN,. W, Page 47 'Wliwi MCKY MCUNTAIN BAR-B-Q PORK - MUTTON - RIBS 511 S. E. Eighth Street Evansville, Ind. Central's adopted war orphan, little Vera Zinga- retti, and her brother, Pedro, play with a toy truck given to them by ADCO MOVING 8. STORAGE 1901 W. Maryland Agents for Norlh American Van lines, Inc. Call HA 4-7514 For a tree moving estimate to anywhere in the world' ADCO MOVING 6. STORAGE wishes to congratulate the seniors of the class of 1959. Best Wishes Graduates JACK C. GOllMAN 6. COMPANY 'l'l2l North Governor Street Page 48 beslfi n tContinued From Page 335 Smith, Donna Miller, Larry Rat- cliffe, Paula Squire, and John Steel. 5 Judy Myers and Larry Ratcliffe were elected Student Council head prefects. Other Student Council of- fices held- by juniors were-John Gottman 'and Kent Chery, boy pre- Eectsg Peggy Gresham and Phyllis Evans, girl prefects. The juniors took part in their last election for class officers. Don Smith was elected to preside over the senior class. Linda Kallenbach was elected vice-president, Sandy Smith, 'secretaryg and Judy Schminke, treasurer. Board of Con- trol Representatives included Judi Walter and Ramona Sparks. On Class Day of that year it was announced that three juniors 'had :aptured honors in a notebook con- test sponsored by the Evansville Employers' and Manufacturers' Association. Hardin Rathgeber took first- place, Marianne Becker took second, and Carlene Butler took third. In the. fall of 1958 the senior :lass returned to Central for the last time. With the opening of school, the --senior -'class received the unique privilege of meeting Central's previous foster child, Weicher Bergsma, in person. Miss Mary Ruth Oakley became the class sponsor upon Mr. Spear's resignation to become a television teacher. The first Centralian was pub- rlished by the newfsenior staff. Hold- ing editorial positions were Virginia Jones, Marianne Becker, Carolyn Wilson, Peggy Gresham, and Pat Cullen. Kent Cherry represented the YMCA at an international confer- ence in Toronto during the first month of school. Carol Becker was honored by be- ing featured as a soloist in the Philharmonic's annual Youth Con- cert. Seniors participating as models in Baynham's annual style show were Carol Becker, Margo Maier, Phillis Evans, Barbara Browne, Terry Thiering, Marianne Becker, Barbara Massey, and Mary Caro- lyn Pugh. Marianne Becker, Mary Ann Searles, and Steve Vogel were accepted for work on the Science Research Team. Already serving on the team were seniors Jay Rech- steiner, Bob Gray, and Mike Coo- per. Later, Peggy Gresham and Phyllis Evans were also accepted on the team. Steve Johnson was chosen Con- cert Master of the All-City Band. Two Central seniors, Don Smith and Liz Goss, were elected to of- fices in the State Distributive Edu- cation Club. Carol Becker was chosen as Cen- tral's representative in the annual Good Citizen Contest, sponsored by the Indiana Daughters of the American ' Revolution. Larry Ratcliffe was selected to represent Central in the Gettys- burg Address Contest sponsored by the Indiana Lincoln Sesquicenten- nial Program. Paul Niednagel received the Ki- wanis Football award. Centralian elections rolled. around CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Compliments of SERVICE uuorvvlue convlui in December. Three co-editors were elected to supervise the publishing of the senior edition. They were Carole Gass, Marianne Becker, and Carolyn Wilson. Virginia Jones was re-elected as editor-in-chief. Pat Gist, Liz Goss, Peggy Gresh- am, and- Pat Cullen were elected to fill the other editorial positions. Senior Joe York portrayed Jo- seph in the annual Christmas Pa- geant. - Jon Fuquay received the Kiwanis Basketball Award. Carolyn Wilson was chosen Bet- ty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row, from almost seventy girls who took a written examination on homemaking knowledge and atti- tudes. Four Central seniors, Kent Cher- ry, Curtis Wingert, Larry Ratcliffe, and Tom Anderson attended a. state Hi-Y Youth rally held on the campus of Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Ewing Award discussion group consisted of Carlene Butler, Carolyn Wilson, Hardin Rathgeber, Virginia Jones, Dee Ann Deutsch, and Carol Becker. Plenty of senior talent was dis- played in the Big Broadcast.iIn- eluded were Jim Hollingsworth, Carole Ambrose, Ginger Reel, Mary Carolyn Pugh, Sandy Marlowe, Donna Teague, Judy Schminnke, Sandy Smith, Liz Goss, Tom An- derson, Max Hatcher, John Greu- bel, Paul Todd, and Mike Cooper. The cast for the Senior Play, Penny, was announced by Miss Olema Mote, director. Playing the leads were Sandy Smith, John Te- garden, and Donna Teague. Others in the cast included John Greubel, Larry Ratcliffe, Ginger Reel, San- dy Marlowe, Sheila South. Caro- tyxt ' Wilson, -Anderson, Doug Collins, and Paul Todd. Phyllis Evans won the JayCee Slogan Contest. Her slogan was, Work for Evansville and Evans- ville will work for youl Liz Goss was elected vice-presi- dent of the National Distributive Education Club of America. Mike Cooper was the Grand Win- ner in the annual Press Science Fair. He received the right to en- ter the national fair, held in Hart- ford. Connecticut. The cast for the Fortune Teller was announced by Brad Chaffin, choral director. Cast in the musical comedy were Paul Todd, Suzanne Hornback, Jim Hollingsworth, Ter- ry Theiring, Kent Cherry, Max Hatcher, Sandy Smith, Pat Gray, Mike Cooper, John Greubel, and Larry-f Griiin. Mary Carolyn Pugh was featured in a dance number. Senior Talent Day saw the fi- nal efforts of the class of 1959. Seniors will long remember Grand- ma and -Grandpa Pringle, their grandchildren, and the acts that made the day a success. . In the achievement tests at In- diana University Carol Becker won a silver medal and Mike Cooper won a ' bronze. Both participated in the English division. Art student Tom Westfall won second place in a national poster contest. He received a S100 award. .As the year was drawing to a close the committee announced the commencement speakers. They were Kent Cherry, Linda Kallen- bach, Larry Ratcliffe, Sandra Smith, Michael Cooper, Don Smith, and Mary Ann Searles. Appointed to speak at Class Day were Carole Becker, Bob Gray, Carolyn Wilson, and John Steel. We Say Congratulations, Class of '59 from THE STROUSE SHOE DEPT. fine footwear by Freeman - Rand - Randcraft - Redwin . -Central Grads Bill Herrscher - Class l929 Hugh Muller - Class l955 Dewayne Luttrull-Class 1959